Author: Mark Draughn
Thanks Jews!
I’ve got a house with a reasonable mortgage, a good car, and a marriage that’s just celebrated its 20th anniversary. I have good computer equipment, a nice camera, and three friendly cats. I get to read books, watch television, play video games, and surf the web. My wife and I both make a decent living… Read more
Five Half-Assed Ideas From Michael Moore
God, Michael Moore is such a partisan freak sometimes. Here are his “Five Ways the Democrats Can Avoid a Catastrophe and Pull Off the Mother of All Upsets”: 1. Immediate Wall-to-Wall TV Ads, Internet Videos, and Appearances Hammering Who the Hell Put Us in the Misery We’re In. That would be George Bush and the… Read more
I Think Even Waiters Have the Right to Remain Silent
Ethicist Jack Marshall is talking about immigrants in restaurants again. And as usual, he demonstrates that he either doesn’t like the free market or doesn’t understand it. He starts by quoting fellow ethicist Chris McDonald: “…imagine again that you’re a waiter or waitress. As you set a plate of food down in front of a… Read more
An open letter to 1010global.org
Dear 1010global.org, I hope you die. I hope you die violently. I hope people rise up and tear you apart piece by piece with their bare hands as you scream in tormented agony. Nah, just kidding. However, I just saw your repulsive promotional video. Maybe killing innocent men, women, and children in the name of… Read more
Suspicious Activity Reporting, You Decide
John Farmer Jr., a dean at the Rutgers School of Law and former senior counsel for the 9/11 commission, has a New York Times op-ed promoting the Justice Department’s new Nationwide Suspicious Activity Reporting (SAR) Initiative, which basically encourages Americans to report each other to the government if they see anything suspicious. Farmer offers the… Read more